Re:Zelensky leaves White House after angry meeting
by jimmydoe on Friday February 28, 2025 @05:45PM
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If you compare to how things began in Cold War, it’s far from a win for Russia no matter how much it may take from Ukraine.
SU lost, here we feel some ripple or aftershock. US enjoyed years of prosperity, its people lived in much higher living standards for a long time.
What’s a shame for the US is the innovators dilemma that it was not able to improve its system after the pressure of competition was gone, and now inequality brought you Trump II.
Re:Zelensky leaves White House after angry meeting
by OKRainbowKid on Friday February 28, 2025 @06:23PM
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Perhaps saying "Russia made the US lose the cold war" would be more accurate than saying "Russia won".
From a lost position, Russia managed to make the US resign from the game.
With Trump now in office, the US seems to be willingly breaking, or at the very least withdrawing from, the NATO alliance. With that they give up their position as hegemon, and sacrifice their influence on Europe.
To me, it seems like Russia is now winning the cold war, 35 years after it "ended".